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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Pot IN the Guard House

Officer Boas returned from bis trip to Car
Isle at o'clock this morning. He delivered
Edward isnktor, the Indian boy found by
him wandering In the Ninth ward, TO Capt
Pratt at the Indian school Ysnkton ran
away from the school on Monday, and a. Ii
was bis second ofiense he WIZ placed In the
guard house for punishment Ysnkton's
story here was that he was with the Indian
school at Philadslphis where he became sep.
srated from his com mpsuiopa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
The Nest senate.

~ SUW th6 new NOrk World.
81 1hs chances are that after the 4th OF March
1ne1t the Republicans will have but 80 votes
- the Senate This will leave the Dsmocr.ts
q. The replacing Of Sewell, OF New Jsrsey,
~ . Democrat and the admission OF Turpie
- 1odiAna, will effect this result The main
lnecreet IN the situation centres In the fact
49, me peculiarly independent Ridd Iebereer
- y IN his power TO decide whether the Re-
Roolicans shall have smsjority or not on sny
pvco question. The other members Of the
ory can DO depended on, but KiddlsberRer
uncertain, especially whsre he thinks
enoo That y duo him. As he 10 Q very LARGE
eeooleor, on old accounts, OF his seSstOrisi
oeI associates In that species OF obliestion
~ ~ own measurement, the outlook for The
=. u r. In the Senate u not very assuring.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Died II = RIps O,a A.s

David Bowman died In Harrisburg on
Tuesday night OF pneumonia, aged SO. He
wAs born In Strssburg, this county, and
went to Harrisburg over tifty years ago,
where he has since resided. He was mem.
ber OF the Methodist church, . good Demo
crst, man OF strictest integrity and was uni
VERBALLY known throughout the capital city
Ihree children survive him-Mra ID. T.
Wilson, Isaiah T. and Benjamin Bowman.
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence OF Mira Wilson Oh Friday morning At
10 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
"Under the UpAs.o

At the King Street theatre last evening the
audience was only medium-sized. The play
was "Under the Upss" with Miss Bsrlein ss
poho In which character she 10 stronger
than any that she has yet played here. Her
company lent valuable support Among
those who witnessed the performance were
Manager feckor and all the employees OF
Fulton opera house
This evening Kathleen Mavourneen +"
will bs played by the company. They made
. great bit In the play early In the week, and
the people were pleased.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

Thieves broke Into the stable OF Joseph
Goodeil, residing ~ James and Charlotte
streets, this forenoon, and stole dozen vslu
able pigeons, belonging to Mr.. Goodsll's
son Edward. The thieves were compelled
10 psss through three doors to reach the coon
In which the pigeons were, aud they bfoke
tho locks on all OF them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Looking for Female D,so,p,.a

A. Intelligent looking negro, named Henry
&Sonss ~ creating intense excitement among
- colored people Of Clarendon countv. Al
~ ae declares that he u prophet OF aod.
'4Nnseeo 70 reveal the future TO his ooioSsl
eehyeos end: tells them wild stories sbout
- 1c.r approach OF the end Of the world.
-, ~ o. which hundreds Of his ignorant
looem implicitly believA One OF bis
ygophecies u that there y 70 b. q lamine two
~ neoce and . dollar In gold won't b
Sesn two quarts OF corn. Jones also teiis
- people tnas jesus hes Commissioned him
- co!ece twelve Of the sists. OF the church 70
1s disclpleA % follow him through the
no accompanies him on his Younds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

At the Mennonite conference In Reading
on Wednesday the ststionIng committee
selected 5. Kaufman tor the Terrs Hill
charge.
1t was decided to hold two camrmsetings
this year, one At Terre Hill, this county, and
the other at Chestnut Hill, Lehigh county,
dates 70 be named by the presiding elder
No boarding tables or eating stands are to 10
allowed within one mile Of the csmpmssting
ground.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
The ltOte Hrnko.

The National Car Builders assoc iaiiOu, aud
representatives from the various car brake
companies, had conference in Pittsburg on
Wednesday, In regard to the adoption OF
uniform car brake on all the roads,
1t was thought that the rnal conference 10.
tween the car builders and The car brake
manufacturers would be held some time next
April. The Rote brake was represented by
c. +. Harding, OF Mansfield, Ohio
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Death Of Airs. Martha A. Rudy.

Mrs. Martha A. Rudy, wife OF John Rudy,
reading at No. II West Orange street, died
this morning In the 6sth year Of her age.
Mira Rudy suffered from . stroke two years
ago and she was afterwards taken with
dropsy, which caused her death. Deceased
was daughter OF the late Samuel Piautz,
who resided In the neighborhood OF Oregon.
She lived In the country until about sixteen
years ago, when she moved to Lancaster. For
many years abe was engaged In the manu-.
facture and sale of patent medicines, and In
that business travelled through Canada and
every state in this country, east OF the
Mississippi About ten years ago she gave
up travelling. Besides husband she leaves
i've children. They are: Martin, John and
Miss Martha Rudy, OF this city Mrs. Henry
Gambler, of Lsndlsville, and Mrs Matilda
Springer, who resides in Kansas. The
funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock, and services will be held In the
Union Bethel church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
An Enssrsainment BY RED Men.

"Wednesday evening Can.assa-te go Tribe,
No20s, OF Red Men, held an entertain meut In
their hall, Centre Square. There was large
attendance, including the Indians and their
fsmiliesL The programme was very interest.
Ing, and the different features were warmly
received. They included the recitation ol
"The Rum Maniac" by william Leonard
Irish specislties, by Richard Apperly; Dutch
songs &C., by b. J. Brown recitation, by
William Hutton songs by Abraham Mol,
and Charles A. Nillee, &c. A full orchestrs
composed Of members OF the order furnished
the Instrumental music.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

There viii be Sunday school institute Ia
St Stephens Lutheran church, Monday
evening next The question 'swhst are the
functions OF successful Sunday schoo
superintendent? 2" will be- answered by Mr.. s
). High. "The work irom the superin
tendents desk al the close Of the lesson" viii
be the subject OF an address by Rev. f.. l.
Reed, OF Christ Lutheran church,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
CoinpiSints Withdra " d q.

The complaints Of Fred. Wilhelm sgains,
Thomas Lynch and f. l.. Lynch for assault
and battery, which were 10 have been heard
before Alderman Deem wednesday evening,
were settled by Wilhelm Withdrawing the
complaint aud the Lynch's paying the
costa
The counter suit In which the Lynchs
charge Wilhelm with disordsIiy conduct,
will also be withdrawn.
Tho MessrA Lynch seem to have been
frightened by Wilhslm's suit To-day they
packed up their goods and will leave town at
once.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

We are prepared 10 tnrnish badges tor balls
parades, parties. picnics and funerals These
badges Aro stamped In gold on good quality
SIX or satin ana are elegantly executed. They
can be had In any color OF Silk desired bl ue
reo whites pink. purple and black. Fancy
badges Of special design and make will be fur,
h'sned To order At prices ranging from ntty
cents to vs dollars
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
AARk sra.


.NIw foHx, Feb. lo-Flour market dull
slne, ~ S0S 10: superrne, q 7oOS ~
goOd 70 chotco extra weetern. 8 10y9S ~; good
70 nancy extra state, - sl1A 10
a, neatoNo: Ned state. &kc: No. Q DO
VIC NO Ned. Winter. Feb. 9oc: March ss.c
,Corp.No mixed cash, Ei,c; Feb, axe
,Osts.No: white state loc : No 2 DO, s,xe.
Ne mixed. Feb. s5ke; May. s5kc.
Bye oou WESTERN, 20ac State, s7kosac.
fork Gull new mess. sA: old mess. sls .s1ia
LAiu-Seo., "a " Mar. u ~: May, O. IT,
nolassoe dull 1t lshc for boiling stocS
Turpenuno dull at lOc.
kosin quiet; strained TO good q Ot0l 10
Petroleum dull Refined. In cases. skc.
yreigno dnil grain 10 Bristol by steam, "a.
nuttsL uuu Western Creamery. ls0Dc
kigin Creamery. 2sIJOc state dairy, hall nrEin
Cheese DULL western Flat. llk0ls,Lc good tc
choice light skins. lGa.all4c
ggs Gull stats. 2.1sc Western. &C.
sugar ouli kenned CutIoaf, 5SSpssc Gnnu
lated, $40
TM1ow dull prime city, IS lsc
ktce nominal; Carolius, fair to good so,kc
Coffee nrm fair cargo-s, l&1.c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Two Notes Fro M Eu1.bs,h,ow.

From the Chronicle.
Benjamin hofier hsstwo Old Spanish coins,
one OF which bears the date OF las and the
other 1855.
Mr.. q. d. Brady, OF Chicago, who IL on
visit among relatives, had . severe fall on
Saturday, slipping aud falling upon his
head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

CHICAGO. Feb. 10. Ssoa. H. MARI oil op@nei
hsa. . tsbp IKE March. .S&c Aprii. 7ss~c
Corn reb:. SAC March. sa. Aprii, ssha
Oats-sso.. s6,sc; March, "a &C April, .s..c
May. ne. s>
fork-fsb.. NssSi March. tis IS; May, sI3 70
LAr0-geo.. % 50 March, d 57S Apfii, d "
May, d SIX.
short Ri6s-vsb.. u co. March. 81 10: April
io7E; Nay. n ok
SIC May, sltsj0Hc.
..orn=veb.. SIsc March. yi.c; April, s5s.c
Nay, 4Oslc.
., ostsEteb e'bc March. :.xc; April
>l4i6
Lard-teb., u .oi March. y ;.,<; Apr,l. " TX
Ribs-Ie6. q o.Si March, q ok; Apui
" s.S Nay. u O2k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Death Of . Stoxsanshsr

Henry c. Posey, OF the nrm OF Orr, Painter
q Co, Reading, died In that city on Wsdnes-
DAY, aged 10. He was born In St Msry'A
Chester county, gnd at II began the trade OF
stove moulding at Rock Furnsos, this county,
ae worked at his trade In Middletowp,
Dsuphin county, and other points and ssso
ciated with the Reading stove manu- facturer,
IN 1866.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

Tsken to Washington noroagh for burial.
The body OF jacob II. WittmsF, who died
q the residence OF his son In Law, Geo NJ
Aambright West James street. ~ has bssn
seatsd, wss this morning taken BY rail to
washington borough for intsrmsnt,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
StIicksn Biind Whine ycouuur.

Harry Edwards. . young man residing In
Wilkesbarre, Joined the Salvation Army on
Christmas last, but soon became hack slider.
LAST Sunday he attended meeting of the
army at their barracks, when be scofYed.
laughed and blasphemed st the exhorters'
Al at once he became totally blind, and
friends had to LEAD him from the hall. The
captain OF the army says young Edwards has
been visited with Divine wrst6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

4 writer In CAam6ers' Journal obssrve,
~ the sxprsssions used by soms boys md
ossA Y written - pronounced, would LOOK
We . soreign language spscimsus Of boys'
g. vssaasscn lkc the following may be called
. Hss6er 6s1a ~ I.sls,os "Wsrejsgo lssnightr p
eood "YsA hasd' Rough" .Jer sos..
q S5er "No; Bum jos wsnteFloEs." !"
now leee ter stayT "Psstata" !" "LHmms.
~! Menyesgoin, woaaherr' III Vontsr
s1y seS1yss now r. e ss :sssa" @ |. I'm, aoood;n
IN ayesaesnsssey eyercan." "'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
In town,

W. e. Waite, advance agent OF Wslts's
comedy company, which appear ii Fulton
opera house next week, is In town arranging
ior The appearance OF the show. They carry
their own brass band and open with f" 7 be
Danites."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
the GUY Com,ni,,e. O,x.u,z...

The Democratic city executive committee
met on "Wednesday evening NJ the oiiice OF
john 4. Malone, for organization. James X.
Donnsily wss elected chairman, aud Joseph
Arnold, secretary,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Received 4 pneenf

w. j. Mingls hss received through the
patent agency OF d. II. Kulp 4 Co., 80 East
Grant street, . patent deed No. ST., 90 for
Improvement In water motors,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
0rOgO an Arm

Monday, grandchild OF Daniel Audreva
Of Nay. fsli Oh high chair ana broke its
arm which v 10 swollen that Il can NOT Ls
~ yet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
W. j. 0AiIsxher Plead. Gu,,,v

William J. Gallagher, the alleged partner
OF joseph q. Maxim In the Eighteenth ward
chicago elec Ion fraud, has pleaded guilty
before Judge Anthony, 70 the forgery Of war.
tann ior wafer rebates ON tie city treosuFy,
tAry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Again on Duty,

Otficer Weaver, OF the First ward, " ho has
been on duty ior several weeks ON account OF
ssprsinsd ankle, went on duty again this
morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

FARTHER ssd ssn Marry Mother aua Oaushtsr.
Al shelby, N. G., there was III Interesting
double wedding = few DAYS ago HILLARY
Jennings wee married To Mrs. julia jolly,
and the bride4rooo,'s sou was united In Mar.
riaGo with Mn. Jolly's daughter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

This afternoon Alderman Spurrier sent
William Hughes to Jail for 10 days, for bsing
drunk aud disorterly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

" = 80 - OO
q foesy - EA1Dss 80 0enslsnsu nave .
nanoessae - Essassne Rapsrssscs.
wsdnssdey o clay Miller, wiis end child'
Richard BliCkonderSos, wiio end child,
lsEeel Carpenter, Harry Dsmuth and few
eehsss ~ Lancaster for the purpose Of 80
in6 ~ oreas 10 gorsss In the Susque.
hanna river. They went BY rail- 70 Colum.
6ia ana thence down the Columbia & Port
Deposit rced = lar - Fits's Eddy. The ice
IN many psacss y piled up almost " % high
- housa, and solid gorge extends from
washington borough. The railroad for
Oila IVES covered with water and great
blocks Of floating Ice, aud the progress down
ths river was very SLOW In consequence.
On their return from Fits's Eddy, the party
learned on reaching Safe Harbor that the
river was rapidly rising above that point and
Il would 10 unsaie To attempt to 10 further
By rail, - the Ice and water were two or three
test deep on the trackA Demuth, Carpenter
and Shertz went by rail down the river,
crossed over TO Oxford and thence to Phila.
delphia.
Messrr. Miller and Blickendsrier and their
families, who had been Joined by John Balr,
of York Furnace, and several others deter.
mined to get to Lancaster by some means or
other.
After world Of trouble they secured ,
three seated coach and In this the party
numberipg ten, were packed close ~ sardlns o
and after slow drive over terribly tad road,
they reached Millersville ct ten o'clock
Here they chartered . street car and wert
brought on to Lancaster, reaching their homes
before midnight They describe the scene
along the Ice -gorged river o. grand to
degree but the travel by rail dangerous q
1 ther0 IN n repular current of u asar and ,cs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
s&,, . ne.

ns ne.
The bcard Of po$r dirscscrs met today 10
elect rssidsnt PHYSICIAN. They took mum.
ber Of votss, but up y late hour this amer.
noon bad not elected. The vote stood to 5
for DrA Senooula and NeWpher.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
Appointed Noea,s.s

ApPoisted Nosasiss.
Lsws W. Nay, Columbis, and Henry c,
ceyes aesAsio. have been appointed aoss.
NJ pahlie ~ The Oovesuoe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10

Tus Haud OF Nope viii meet At O'Clock on
saturday Afternoon IN the hall OF the I. \. L. 4.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-10
BARGAIN TABLE.

AL the Od0s and knos su this table.
One Hundred Finger Bowls st &c.. worth 95c.
One Hundred Fancy Pepper aud aalts reduced
70 9. 10. u ana - Cents.
TWenty.ave Lamps reduced 10 tOc; we're ol.00
Other articles at SCOUT half price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12
THE LITE DIR. H'FERRIN'S
FUNERAL SERVICES LARGELY
ATTENDED YESTERDAY.
Nearly Every Minister in the City
Joins the MOurners and
Pays Tribute
TO The GRAND OLD CATHOLIC
SPIRITED CHRISTIAN.
Mayor Sharpe, Of Chattanooga, En-.
forcing City Laws With Admir-.
able Determination.
IsPHoIAL TO THE APPEAL. 4

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 1.-THE
funeral services OF DR.. J. p. McFerrin
were largely attended today. Nearly
every minister in the city, OF whsteyer
church, Joined the throng to pay trib-
ute to the grand old catholic spirited
Christian. Services were held at 10
O'Clock, at the late residence OF the de-
ceased, by the Rev. G. H. Curry and
the Rev. DIR. ii. K. Brown. The cae-
ket, very unostentatious one,
stood In the large double parlors
where the friends and family were
gathered. At the bead stood beau.
liful floral cross, and by its side rich
ly designed floral pillow, surmouuted
by dove poit ed 10 the act Of rising
for fight. This latter was the gift Of
Mrs. Polk. The remains were followed
from the house to McKendre church
by.sa train of twenty-five carriages.
Before the funeral cortege reached
the church that editice was filled, with
the exception of the seats reserved
fer the family. The corpse YVES met
at the door and preceded to the pulpit
by DR.. Barbee, reading the Scripture
selection from the discipline pre-.
scribed for such occasions. Bish-
cp Hafgrsve read the ninetieth
Pealm, hymn was sung and Bishop
McTyere preached the funeral SER
mon from Acts xiii So: I" For David,
sftef he had sewed his own genera.
ton by the will OF God fell on sleep"
Very terderly did the speaker por-
tray his last conversations with the
dying man and how beauti-
full his faith and how
strong his hope. His closing
words were few but strong, and the
discourse will b, remembered by the
large and interested throng that heard
it. JUST before his death DR.. Meier
rim dictated the following message to
his brethren of the Tennessee Confer.
ence: "Tell them love them. III have
ever been mi ursd by anyone i forgive,
and If l have ever hurt any one of
them ! beg his forgiveness. Tell them
to follow the old pa h." Atthe close Of
this discourse hymn was sung by the
congregation. A prayer followed, and
the remains OF the grand old pioneer
preacher were borne to Mount 0livet
cemetery, where they were laid to rest
by those who have known, honored
and loved him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12
The Game.

Memphis went fist to bat but failed
TO score until the third inning when
they scored two runs. In this inning
at or Black and Phelsn had been re-
tired McKeough got first on bale.
Ksppell sent the ball to left for base.
1t was hot hit and Murphy allowed
the sphere to pass him, and both Nc
Keough and Kappell scored. In the
fourth inning Andrews drove the ball
TO the right field fence for two bases.
He went 20 third on Doyle's out at
frat base and scored on Forces single.
Veach hit ssfs and Black followed
with hot grounder which was fum-
bIed by Geiss. Phelsn hit to right
fiald for bsee aHd Force and Veach
scored, Back going to third. Phelsn
stole second, went to third on Blacks
out ct the plate and scored while No
Keough was In chase be-
tween first and second. In the
seventh inning Black hit safe. Phelan
sent the ball to center for base. Full
Ter allowed the ball to pass, and Black
went to third and Phelan to second.
McKeough reached first on Vsughn's
muff of his fourth strike. Kappell's
foul tip was nicely taken by Vaughn,
and he threw the ball to first base in
time to put out McKeouah, making
neat double play. Snead ended the
inning by foul tip to Vaughn. New
Orlesns failed to score until the 9Th
inning, when they made eight runs.
II. Fuller hit to left for two bases, and
hs scored on Vsughn's two Dagger
along the right foul line. Fuller scored
on Osrtwright's three Dagger, and the
latter cams home on q two bigger by
Gsiss. Doyle muffe1 Brennsn's fly, and
IL latter went to second. Pujol w.s
given first on balls. Powell hit safe and
Geiss and Brennan scored. W. Fuller
cent fly to Force, who dropped it,
and on KsppePs muff OF thrown
ball Pujol scored. H. Fnller bit safe
to left The ball passed Doyle, and
both w. Fuller and Powell scored.
In the eighth inning, after two men
hsd been retired, Puj u hit cafe and
Powell got first on balls. W. Fuller
sent a fly to right fisld, which Sneed
failed 10 get, and on his wild throw
hons Brennan, Pujol and Powell
scored. Fuller went around to third,
and he came home on Murphy's two
Dagger to left.